During his 19-season Hall of Fame National Hockey League career Luc Robitaille won the Stanley Cup in 200102 with the Detroit Red Wings and played for the Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Rangers but he is most known for his 14 seasons over three different stints with the Los Angeles Kings. Robitaille retired after the 200506 season as the highest-scoring left winger in NHL history and the holder of several Kings franchise records along with numerous Kings playoff records. Here your chance to bid on two treasured milestone pieces from Luc's storied career--his 100th and 200th career goal pucks each blessed with his autograph and backed by a letter from the Kings' legend himself.

Robitaille scored his 100th career goal in the 1988-89 season opener on October 6 1988. He entered the game at 98 career goals and notched a hat trick plus an assist in the Kings' 8-2 thrashing of the Flames. His 200th career goal came two years later on October 14 1990 in a 4-1 Kings home win vs. St. Louis. The Kings logo is screened on the face with the orange circle NHL logo on the reverse of each official game puck. Both pucks show the wear-and-tear typical of an NHL game. Robitaille has signed the 100th goal puck in 8/10 black marker over the orange circle on the back with a much lighter but legible "GOAL #100" inscription. On the reverse of the 200th puck is a lighter 5/10 autograph in black ballpoint with a "200th" inscription in 9/10 thick black marker. Included with each puck is their own specially labeled wooden plaque equipped with a gold-colored puck holder for a nice mounted display on the wall. The 8" by 10" plaques are one inch thick and have black nameplates noting the name goal number and date of each milestone puck. The nameplate made for the 200th goal has a typo as it says "200th 14 1990" when it should be "200th NHL GOAL."

Comes with a Letter of Authenticity from Luc Robitaille (typo on date of 100th goal). Letter of Provenance from The Newport Sports Museum. Autographs pre-certified by PSA/DNA.